Paul Cooklin, Metal Wheelbarrow, Photograph

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Editions of 10 + 5 APs.
Front: Signature and edition number in pencil.
Back: Ink stamp and print details in … Read more Editions of 10 + 5 APs.
Front: Signature and edition number in pencil.
Back: Ink stamp and print details in ink.

Dimensions:
Landscape/Portrait: Mounted 40 x 50 cm (16 x 20 inches approx).
Square: Mounted 50 x 50 cm (20 x 20 inches approx).
Both formats include a wide-mount border.

Made from:
Black and White: Ilford resin-coated silver gelatin photographic paper.
Colour C-Type: Fujifilm DPII professional photographic paper.

Each print is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity to ensure their provenance and value.
Prints are mounted and ready to be framed.
Pricing for each edition typically increases as the editions are sold. 
Pricing may be subject to seasonal sales.



A master of analogue photography; his images capture fleeting moments in time, with the permanence of film, to last a lifetime and beyond.
— HUF Magazine

Paul Cooklin is a renowned British photographer who is celebrated for his dynamic portfolio of documentary, architectural, and travel photography. His work is characterised by a deep commitment to storytelling and an extraordinary ability to evoke emotional depth through his images. Throughout his career, Cooklin has journeyed across the globe, immersing himself in diverse cultures, exploring breathtaking landscapes, and documenting the intricate human experiences that define them.

Cooklin’s photography stands out due to his masterful use of composition, geometry, and the interplay of light and shadow, enabling him to craft striking and evocative visual narratives. Whether capturing the bustling streets of a vibrant metropolis, the quiet grandeur of architectural marvels, or the serene beauty of remote natural landscapes, his images invite viewers to connect on a profoundly personal level.
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